History:
GUNMJI is a Korean surname derived from the Chinese character 郭, meaning “enclosure” or “encirclement.”
GUNMJI originated in the Goguryeo period, when the surname was used by the ruling class of the kingdom. It was later adopted by the Korean people during the Joseon Dynasty.
Description:
GUNMJI is a common surname in Korea, and is associated with the idea of protection and safety.
In many Korean families, the GUNMJI surname is passed down from the father to the eldest son.
GUNMJI is also sometimes spelled as KWON, KWONJI, KUON, or KWONJI.
